General Audiences - TV-G/ TV-PG

(1)  Dr. Chloe Duckworth, in her “ArchaeoDuck” vlog series, expounds on a glossary of archaeological terms, in this episode from Archaeometry to Geophysics.  (2) This film recounts the curious history of a 1st Century BC Egyptian mummy, covered in semi-legible hieroglyphs, which wound up in the “Library-Museum” of the village of Cazenovia in Madison County, New York.  The film covers the transport of this mummy to a nearby hospital for a series of CT scans, which determined the probable cause of death of the 19-25 year-old male named “Hen.”

Sci-Fi Journal for October 2019 with hosts James Hinsey, Ian Kingston, Maddy Kingston, Marc Morisseau, Adam Tuchman,and Calvin Watts III. Ian does Popcorn Previews with trailers for ''Gemini Man'', ''Maleficent: Mistress of Evil'', and ''Doctor Sleep''. Calvin does Game Over with the latest news in home video releases and video games. From Pintastic New England Calvin interviews Gabriel D'Annunzio of Pintastic New England. Sci-Fi Journal crew member Adam Tuchman talks about the H.P. Lovecraft convention Necronomicon which happened in Providence, RI in August 2019.

-We visit Helena to learn about Bike-Walk Montana.

-We talk with the director of the Metropolitan Planning Organization in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

-We talk with the greenways coordinator in Cheyenne.

- We visit Jackson, Wyoming, to learn about Wyoming Pathways.

- We look at a key trail connection in Great Falls, Montana.

We visit High River, Alberta:

- We talk with Alberta Health Services about walking.

- We learn about Our High River.

- We look at levee trails and city sidewalks.

Then we visit Calgary:

- Alberta Health Services helps many towns work on walkability.

- We look at the impact of dogs in public space.

We travel to Calgary, Alberta.

- We learn about the local organizing committee for the Walk21 conference.

- We talk with the Mayor of Calgary.

- We meet the Chief Urban Designer for Calgary.

- What did a transportation planner learn when she had her first child?

- We talk with Jim Walker, the Director of Walk21.

- We take a quick look at the +15 walkway network.